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Draw Tip Tuesday: How to draw anything shiny and metal - Duration: 3:30.

Welcome to Draw Tip Tuesday! Here's your weekly dose of inspiration to

build a creative habit. One drawing at a time.

Brought to you by Sketchbook Skool

How do you draw highlights? That's a question I hear quite often. I'll try to answer it

here at Draw Tip Tuesday - trying to fit it in a few-minutes-video. Let's pick an everyday

subject: a fork. Well drawing a fork means tapping into the

part of the brain that looks at negative spaces - the spaces around your subject.

Yikes, I am drawing a shorter fork than the one that's in front of me, but hey - it's

just an impression and I'm not here to replicate that fork.

To capture the highlights on a metal object like this, you actually need to make sure

to leave whites, wherever you see a shimmer, shine or reflection.

By not drawing the highlights, and by emphasising on the darker shades that you see, you will

get an accent on those light bits. So I am closely looking at the shadows and shades

that I see in my subject. Often right next to a bright reflection, you'll see a pretty

dark shade - so focus on these. There are many, more elaborate ways to color your subject

in a more precise way, but by hatching, you can accomplish a lot - and you don't need

to be super skilled to give this a try. Don't forget to add the drop shadow too,

to make your subject sit n a surface rather than float on the paper.

I'll do it again, drawing a spoon. Spoons are like bended mirrors. Most things you see

are reflections. In fact, I can see the frame of the window reflected, and even the building

at the other side of the street if I look closely. It can be super interesting to draw

all those tiny reflections that you see - you could create drawings like Escher did. But

again, I'll keep it simple and focus on the varying shades that I see. It helps to

squint your eyes to see those shades. It looks kind of weird, perhaps, but now if

I would add just a dash of paint, it'll make more sense. again, leaving whites for

the lighter bits is key here! Keep looking at your subject as you do this

- don't assume anything, just paint the darker bits. Again - add a drop shadow to

give the subject weight and context.

I'm definitely not a watercolour expert and I'm sure there's different ways to

do this, but I do know that just a tiny bit of watercolour can make a big difference - just

a thin watery layer of color adds to the metal-feel of the fork drawing.

I hope this was helpful and that you'll give it a go yourself. If you want to learn

more about watercolours and drawing from life, go to sketchbookskool.com and sign up for

one of the classes!

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Draw Tip Tuesday: How To Draw Highlights - Duration: 3:30.